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20 July

A cool, calm start at Toko Mouth with light coastal air, barely any wind, and no meaningful rain. Skies sitting in that soft grey‑blue dawn tone, pressure steady, and the cabbage trees hardly moving — a quiet, settled morning on the coast at 5.9°C

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19 July

A cool, settled winter afternoon at Toko Mouth with light coastal winds and steady pressure. Skies mostly clear with thin cloud patches drifting through, humidity sitting on the low side, and no meaningful rain in the area. Seas remain calm with a gentle southerly swell rolling in. Conditions stable and quiet overall. at 10°C

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11 July

A crisp, partly‑sunny late‑morning snapshot for Toko Mouth today:
Temperatures sit around 6 °C with a feels‑like of 8 °C, humidity at 80%, and a light 10 km/h westerly keeping things cool. Skies are mostly clear with good visibility (10 km), UV at 0, and only a 1% chance of rain — a calm, cold mid‑winter coastal day.

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10 July

A crisp winter morning at Toko Mouth! 🌊❄️ It’s currently 4.8°C with 89% humidity and a high 1034.1 hPa pressure keeping conditions calm and settled. No rain has fallen overnight, and it’s still too early for any sunshine or UV.

Stay warm if you’re heading out—the day has started on the chilly side! 🧣🌬️

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23 June

A cold, still start at Toko Mouth with the temperature at 3.4°C and humidity at 88%, giving the morning that classic damp South Otago feel. High pressure at 1032 hPa keeps everything calm, with no wind, no rain, and barely a hint of sunlight. A quiet, grey winter morning built for hot drinks and slow beginnings.

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22 June

At 9:04 sharp, the thermometer’s shivering like it’s seen a ghost, the humidity’s clinging like a needy ex, and the barometer’s puffed up with pride at 1036 hPa. The rain gauge’s still dry as a politician’s promise, while the sun’s barely glowing—probably on strike for better hours. Down below, the cabbage tree’s looking parched, muttering, “Evapotranspira‑what now?” Meanwhile, the UV index is flatter than yesterday’s toast.
In short: it’s a day for woolly socks, sarcastic clouds, and a cup of something hot enough to remind you summer once existed

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